Set of 4 Coins Free City of Danzig 10, 5, 2 & 1 Pfennige, VF–XF

This set of 4 coins from the Free City of Danzig includes denominations of 10, 5, 2, and 1 Pfennige, representing a fascinating glimpse into the interwar numismatic history of Danzig. Minted between 1923 and 1926, these coins capture the unique monetary identity of the semi-autonomous Free City of Danzig, established under the League of Nations after World War I.

Each coin features classic Gothic lettering on the obverse, displaying the denomination and “Freie Stadt Danzig” (Free City of Danzig). The reverse design showcases the Danzig crown and double cross emblem along with the year of mintage. The coins are composed of mixed metals — aluminum-bronze for the higher denominations and copper for the lower ones — giving the set a distinctive historical and visual appeal.

This complete set ranges in condition from VF (Very Fine) to XF (Extremely Fine), preserving strong details and crisp legends. These coins are highly collectible, as they represent a short-lived yet significant period of European history prior to Danzig’s annexation by Germany in 1939.

For collectors of German States coins, interwar numismatics, or European historical currency, this Free City of Danzig coin set is a must-have addition. Each coin tells a story of independence, transition, and cultural identity that defined the Free City era.